Some Gig Harbor residents say they aren’t happy with a six-month ban on applications for short-term rentals, and also feel they weren’t even included.

Gig Harbor’s city council passed an ordinance outlining how short-term rentals would operate in the city.

The Gig Harbor City Council voted to continue a moratorium on short-term rental permits as the Planning Commission considers how to handle Airbnb-style rentals.

Gig Harbor Council Member Jeni Woock writes that she’s concerned residents are not aware of an upcoming meeting and proposed ordinance about short-term rentals.

Soundside host Libby Denkmann chats with Gig Harbor Now reporter Charlee Glock-Jackson, along with Councilmember Jeni Woock about a recent vote to allow short-term rentals in Gig Harbor.

Gig Harbor is considering allowing one short-term-rental permit per person, meaning an owner wouldn't be able to operate more than one Airbnb-style rental within the city.

United Rentals, a business that was robbed that officials believe the fleeing vehicle to be connected to. (Photo: Gig Harbor PD) ...

Gig Harbor city residents, please research the pros and cons of having short-term rentals in neighborhoods. It is important that you read and investigate for yourselves.